Molly’s Sugar Shack
Providing San Diego with the best overall body sugaring experience since 2006. All-natural Alexandria Professional sugaring that’s never hot and kind to ingrown hairs and sensitive skin.
San Diego’s Premier Body Sugaring Destination
Everything waxing does, without the burn.
Sugar paste is just sugar, lemon and water. It’s warmed to body temperature, molded onto the skin and flicked off in the direction your hair grows.
Never hot
Applied at body temperature, so there’s nothing to burn or scar your skin.
Only grabs hair
Sugar can’t stick to live skin cells. It lifts hair and dead skin and leaves the rest alone.
Shorter hair works
It pulls hair as short as 1/16″, so you can come in sooner and stretch time between visits.
Kinder to ingrowns
Hair comes out whole, in its natural direction, so there’s less breakage and fewer ingrown hairs.
Wipes off with water
Water-soluble paste. No sticky residue, no solvents, no stained clothes.
One client, one ball
Your sugar is used on you and thrown away. No double-dipping, ever.
Sugaring vs. waxing, side by side
A beach shack built around your skin.
Molly Moore started sugaring in 2006 after her own skin fought back against waxing and shaving. She trained with Alexandria Professional and now specializes in ingrown hairs and problem skin.
Every visit includes real advice on exfoliation and home care, so your results last between appointments.
4.9 stars, 92 Google reviews.
“Sugaring is so much better for your skin than waxing! My unwanted hair doesn’t grow back as fast and my skin is smoother and glows after being at the sugar shack.”Leanne S.
“This place is Alexandria certified! That was a big thing I was looking for. Molly really educates you on what she’s doing and why.”Jessica L.
“I was a first time client today and I have nothing but great things to say. Scheduling was super easy and flexible. The location is so cutesy and beachy.”Brooke M., Google review
Mermaids, seashells and a spotless room.
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